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Constipation
I have a. Urge to pass stool but whenever I go to washroom , nothing came out ...i don't feel any type of pain ...this problem is with me since 3 days ...after visiting the washroom in morning , I felt that I still need to pass stool but I can't ...please suggest me something
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Dr. Deepika Parmar
Gastroenterologist
11 yrs exp
Jalandhar
Take a mild laxative like isabagol (psyllium) husk
.also increase your fiber and water(2 -3liters ) intake. Daily brisk physical activity for 30 to 45 mins will help with proper evacuation. Use eastern style toilet
or western style with a footrest under your feet .
Next Steps
may require colonoscopy +/ anorectal manometry
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Dr. Gnanendra DM
Gastroenterologist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Avoid spicy and fatty foods Milk and milk products except curd avoid citrus fruits drink more water and high fiber diet and regular physical activity
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go for lactifibre 1scoop with one glass of warm water at bedtime
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